March 3, 1960 (6 pages)

Canada. have extended the deadlines for important benefits offered to Americans who served in the Canadian Armed Forces] ' during World War. I, it was announced by Veterans Service Of. . ficer H. E. Nolen. “ It was estimated some time ago by the Canadian Government that several hundred eligible Americans still had not filed for Canadian benefits. About. from 27,000 Americans served Canada during World War II. The benefits offered include veterans insurance and reestablishment credit. Deadlines have been extended till September 30, 1962, from the previous deadline “of next January 1; in the case of reestablishment credit, the deadline is 15 years after termination of service in the Canadian Special Force, or September 30, '1962—whichever is the later date. Virtually all persons who were ever eligible under the Canadian Veterans Insurance Act may now purchase this-pro ion, providing they do not ady have the maximum of $10,000 allowed on any one life. . ¥ Canadian veterans residing outside Canada are eligible for reestablishment credit, but may use it only for the purchase of veter. ans insurance. Additional ‘benefits for Canadian service veterans who live outside Canada include pension, treatment, an educational assistance for children‘of the war dead. A Canadian «service . veteran who has a disability which he considers ‘ might« be: pensionable may obtain fulk-information on pension matters by writing to Canadian Pension ~Commission, Ottawa, ‘Canada,: Veterans to whom pension “entitlement has been granted by Canada may be given, on authorization of the Canadian Department of Veterans Affairs, treatment for pensionable disabilities at any time, regardless of where they live. Educational assistance beyond the secondary school levels, for. the children of -those who have died as a result, of war. service, is’ not available’ ‘outside Canada. However, such children may receive this assistance if they un+] dertake.suitable courses of study in Canadian educational institutions. ‘ Dividends Help Keep Up Pemiums More than a million vetérans who have GI life insurance policies are using their regular annual dividends to guard against the loss of their insurance, the Veterans Administration says. The VA announced that $253,500,000 in dividends would bé paid during 1960 to more than five million veterans an servicemen who hold participating GI insurance. GI policy holders may have these annual dividends held—with interest—by the agency as a credit to pay premiums monthly if the policy holders fail to pay them before the end of the 31-day period. This procedure is followed automatically if the policy holder does not request other disposition of his annual dividends, the VA explaine, but the policy holder has two other options. . He may use his’ annual dividends to pay policy premiums in advance, or he may request the VA to pay his dividends in cash, the VA said. Holders of permanent plan policies have a third option. They . may authorize the VA to hold annual dividends on deposit with inon such dividends left on deposit, however, are taxable. The proceeds of a GI life insurance policy are tax-free, and so yh thesse typical veterans benes: 1. Education and training ‘allowances for veterans of the. Korean Conflict who are in school or training establishments underthe Korea GI Bill, and allowances (paid for acenontg ef “war orphans.” 2. scapes payments made to disabled World War II and KoreanConflict veterans training under the Vocational cocaine ~~ Acts. ; 3. ‘Disability sombenbation and ‘pension payments received by veterans for service connected and non-service connected disabilities. 4. Gants to seriously disabled veterans for homes designed for “wheel chair living.” 5. Grants for;'motor vehicles to veterans who. lost their sight or lost the use of limbs. 6. Death benefits to families of deceased” veterans, These include. death compensation and pension, burial allowances,. indemnity and all GI insurance payments, 7, World War I emergency officers retirement pay. (On California tax returns, armed forces pay in excess of $1,000 during the taxable year must be reported, including non-disability retirement pay.) Knits for Travel NEW “PEBBLE CREPE” textured knits made with Cresian acryli¢ fibér can be rolled into small spaces and can be washed easily. Dalton of America’s) James Kenrob_ collection includes a Chanel: jacket, classic cardigans, a group of dressmaker sweaters, as well. as a sheath skirt and tapered pants. All come in.a fresh range of colors—riviera blue,' haze green, spice red, navy,' ance at high speed. and hull lifts completely off the water, thus ‘raha perform. gre Naturalization Preference For Veterans Non-citizen veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who served during ed by H. E. Nolen, veterans service officer for this area, that they still may apply for citizenship preference based on their service. The Immigration and Naturalization Service of the Department of Justice is permitted to “authorize and expedi applications from such veterans who have honorable service. Ifa veteran has honorable active service during World War I or II, and-was in the United States, the Canal Zone, American Samoa, or Swains Island at the time of entry into the service, or was later admitted to the U. S. for. permanent residence, the Immigration Seryice may eliminate cretain requirements, including the waiting period. and residence requirements. Ex-servicemen -of the U:: 8. forces who have had three years of honorable active service during any other period are entitled to the same consideration for citizenship if they, file application while in the service or within six months thereafter. Former citizens’ who. lost their ‘citizenship by-entering the Armed. World War Il, and because of oath of allegiance to that nation, may usually regain their citizenship by taking the prescribed oath of allegiance to this country before any district court of the U. S., or any court having naturalization jurisdietion, _ Application for citizenship must be filed at the nearest office of the Imimigration and Naturalization Service. Vets Have Choice Approximately 40,000 veterans in this area receiving pensions from the Veterans Administration are to be given their choice of the old or a new pension plan. A pamphlet explaining the plans. and a card on which the pensioner may indicate his choice will be enclosed with the March 1 pension check. But often pensioners; accustomed to finding nothing but a check in the envelope,.may extract the check and throw the envelope away. The first colonists in what is now California arrived by sea from Mexico aboard the Antonio” at San Diego on April 11, 1769. “San World Wars I or II were remindPorces’ of an allied nation during: Sonoma Dairyman Is Reappointed Governor Edmund G. Brown has reappointed John S. Watson, Petaluma, Sonora County dairy rancher, as chairman of the state -board of agriculture for another year. ; Watson, a Democrat, was named to the board and appointed chairman by Brown, January 13, 1959. ‘ NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS MENU FOR NEXT WEEK The following luticheon menu for the Nevada City Elementary School and: the Gold Flat School has been announ¢ed by Mrs. Lavena Laughlin, supervisor of the cafeteria, for the coming week: Monday, Baked luncheon loaf, parsley potatoes, carrot and celery. sticks, fruit jello. Tuesday: Porcupines,. green beans, lettuce salad, -chocolate pudding. Wednesday: Tamale pie, combination salad, apple souce, peanut butter ‘sandwiches. 5 Thursday: ‘Chili®* beans, Cole slaw, whole wheat muffins, oranges. Friday: Creamed tuna, mashed potatoes, mixed green “salad, cherry cobbler. Bread, butter and milk. served with all meals. or sae eg Francisco was selected Match 28, 1776, by Colonel Juan Bautista de Anza, Lit Jim Heather Floor Covering EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR MOHAWK CARPETING IN NEVADA COUNTY The world’s largest maker of carpets and rugs. Mohawk, one ot the oldest carpet manufacturers and-a name to be relied. ypon We have a full range laanae and Textures, at pxices from Viscose at Bemus a sg. to 100% Wool staring poe 95 up to $13.50 a sq. yard. We will be pleased to have you come in and let us show you our samples, or call and we will cali at your home with them.’ Also, we make free estimates. We are confident you will find something to suit your need. 238 Mill Street Phone 370 Grass Valley eggshell and black—making oe possible to build a knit w robe suitable for nearly ev: oceasion’ and sufficient for a whole week’s travel. terest and subject to withdrawal on request. If not withrawn, the money and. accrued interest will increase the value of the policy, the VA added. A policy holder who wishes to change his dividend option should . write~to the VA district office . which serves his policy, the VA said, making sure to include his ' insurance number and .to state ~ (Synergistic Action) reduces fever, COLDS ee nies ce BACK Tablets or Powders. use as gargle for sore throat to colds. ST ANBACK’S S. A. brings faster, more complete relief. Remember. nner back with STANBACK! his new oe SLEEP 8 After a ype , do you f feeimpl ia}. ‘Then: E UP TIRED? ~ Discover the Wonderful BloodStrengthening* Action Of This Women's Iron Tonic! : HOURSBUILT A REPUTATION. The site of the Presidio bf San : The Inter rlor PE cane has withdrawn an order issued Deus ‘cember 11, 1959, directing that the government take over on February 14th pumping operations now being carried on by the Tule Lake Irrigation District in California, The district has agreed to maintain Water levels in the Tule Lake designed to protect migratory water fowl and facilitate hunting at the Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge in accordance with new regulations. The new regulations resulted from a conference in Washington, D.C., early Jast month between officials of the district and the Interior Department. President Sam Anderson of the district telegraphed Secretary Fred A. Seaton that the district’s board of directors has adopted a resolution directing compliance with the new regulation. Sécretary Fred G. Aandahl, acting as secretary due to illness of Seaton, telegrahped Anderson that on the basis. of his assurance the take over order had been withdrawn. Seaton has been ill with flu. Most Tetanus Cases Laid To Home Jobs Tetanus is a highly fatal disease in California and “home puttering’ is blamed for most of the cases, The State Department of Public Health in a report to Governor Edmund G. Brown said there were 22 deaths in 43 cases during 1959. “The most frequent. injuries,” the report states, “were puncture wounds caused by nails, toys and splinters in the course of home repair work, gardening and yard cleaning.” When California became a part of the United States in 1850: San Francisco has 200 houses, one The’ ‘Beriaté Laghrici Coduhtttes discussed ‘amd put off final acvestigation of the Nation’s gold mining ind The bill, introduced by committee Chairman James E, Murray (D) of Montana, would set up a gold mining industry commission composed of members of Congress and mining men. The commission “would hold hearings and report to Congress on how to “reestablish as an integral part of the American economy the production of gold in the United States.” Operations in. many gold mines were stopped by government order. during World War II. Since the war, the bill states, the cost ‘of miming operations has_ increased greatly while the price adds: “As a result of these conitions, more than 90 per cent of the gold mines scattered throughout the United States have been forced ‘to close.” Carlton G. Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER INSURANGE BROKER 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 Grass Valley of gold has remained fixed. It Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery . Stops Itch—Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain — without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all— results were so thorough that sufferers made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a problem!” The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H®, At all drug school and one newspaper. counters — money back guarantee. tion on a bill calling for an in-. . . pounds—about three “t size of a lion or a tiger. Relieve pains of tired, ae ising muscles with STANBACK, tablets _ or powders. STANBACK acts fast to bring comforting ret because the STANBACK formula combines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain. @ WE BUY @ WE SELL @ ALSO TRADE We do not charge for carrying charges. We carry our own accounts. Load of new furniture approximately every two weeks. FREE ESTIMATES Charles Furniture Phone G. V. 602-W Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Snow-Gauger Bob Anderson checks the High Sierra snow “crop” to see how much water will be available to turn our électric generators. This used to take weeks of snowshoeing through. rugged country. Now, by helicopter, our snow gaugers do the jobin hours—saving time, money. Efficiencies like this help PG&E hold down the price of service to you. (Our customers pay $1 for the same gas and electricity that costs $1.28 elsewhere.*) That’s important because you’re using more and more every year to live better! AVERAGE OF 24 LEADING U, S. CITIES (CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION SURVEY)

Canada. have extended the deadlines for important benefits offered to Americans who served in the Canadian Armed Forces] ' during World War. I, it was announced by Veterans Service Of. . ficer H. E. Nolen. “ It was estimated some time ago by the Canadian Government that several hundred eligible Americans still had not filed for Canadian benefits. About. from 27,000 Americans served Canada during World War II. The benefits offered include veterans insurance and reestablishment credit. Deadlines have been extended till September 30, 1962, from the previous deadline “of next January 1; in the case of reestablishment credit, the deadline is 15 years after termination of service in the Canadian Special Force, or September 30, '1962—whichever is the later date. Virtually all persons who were ever eligible under the Canadian Veterans Insurance Act may now purchase this-pro ion, providing they do not ady have the maximum of $10,000 allowed on any one life. . ¥ Canadian veterans residing outside Canada are eligible for reestablishment credit, but may use it only for the purchase of veter. ans insurance. Additional ‘benefits for Canadian service veterans who live outside Canada include pension, treatment, an educational assistance for children‘of the war dead. A Canadian «service . veteran who has a disability which he considers ‘ might« be: pensionable may obtain fulk-information on pension matters by writing to Canadian Pension ~Commission, Ottawa, ‘Canada,: Veterans to whom pension “entitlement has been granted by Canada may be given, on authorization of the Canadian Department of Veterans Affairs, treatment for pensionable disabilities at any time, regardless of where they live. Educational assistance beyond the secondary school levels, for. the children of -those who have died as a result, of war. service, is’ not available’ ‘outside Canada. However, such children may receive this assistance if they un+] dertake.suitable courses of study in Canadian educational institutions. ‘ Dividends Help Keep Up Pemiums More than a million vetérans who have GI life insurance policies are using their regular annual dividends to guard against the loss of their insurance, the Veterans Administration says. The VA announced that $253,500,000 in dividends would bé paid during 1960 to more than five million veterans an servicemen who hold participating GI insurance. GI policy holders may have these annual dividends held—with interest—by the agency as a credit to pay premiums monthly if the policy holders fail to pay them before the end of the 31-day period. This procedure is followed automatically if the policy holder does not request other disposition of his annual dividends, the VA explaine, but the policy holder has two other options. . He may use his’ annual dividends to pay policy premiums in advance, or he may request the VA to pay his dividends in cash, the VA said. Holders of permanent plan policies have a third option. They . may authorize the VA to hold annual dividends on deposit with inon such dividends left on deposit, however, are taxable. The proceeds of a GI life insurance policy are tax-free, and so yh thesse typical veterans benes: 1. Education and training ‘allowances for veterans of the. Korean Conflict who are in school or training establishments underthe Korea GI Bill, and allowances (paid for acenontg ef “war orphans.” 2. scapes payments made to disabled World War II and KoreanConflict veterans training under the Vocational cocaine ~~ Acts. ; 3. ‘Disability sombenbation and ‘pension payments received by veterans for service connected and non-service connected disabilities. 4. Gants to seriously disabled veterans for homes designed for “wheel chair living.” 5. Grants for;'motor vehicles to veterans who. lost their sight or lost the use of limbs. 6. Death benefits to families of deceased” veterans, These include. death compensation and pension, burial allowances,. indemnity and all GI insurance payments, 7, World War I emergency officers retirement pay. (On California tax returns, armed forces pay in excess of $1,000 during the taxable year must be reported, including non-disability retirement pay.) Knits for Travel NEW “PEBBLE CREPE” textured knits made with Cresian acryli¢ fibér can be rolled into small spaces and can be washed easily. Dalton of America’s) James Kenrob_ collection includes a Chanel: jacket, classic cardigans, a group of dressmaker sweaters, as well. as a sheath skirt and tapered pants. All come in.a fresh range of colors—riviera blue,' haze green, spice red, navy,' ance at high speed. and hull lifts completely off the water, thus ‘raha perform. gre Naturalization Preference For Veterans Non-citizen veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who served during ed by H. E. Nolen, veterans service officer for this area, that they still may apply for citizenship preference based on their service. The Immigration and Naturalization Service of the Department of Justice is permitted to “authorize and expedi applications from such veterans who have honorable service. Ifa veteran has honorable active service during World War I or II, and-was in the United States, the Canal Zone, American Samoa, or Swains Island at the time of entry into the service, or was later admitted to the U. S. for. permanent residence, the Immigration Seryice may eliminate cretain requirements, including the waiting period. and residence requirements. Ex-servicemen -of the U:: 8. forces who have had three years of honorable active service during any other period are entitled to the same consideration for citizenship if they, file application while in the service or within six months thereafter. Former citizens’ who. lost their ‘citizenship by-entering the Armed. World War Il, and because of oath of allegiance to that nation, may usually regain their citizenship by taking the prescribed oath of allegiance to this country before any district court of the U. S., or any court having naturalization jurisdietion, _ Application for citizenship must be filed at the nearest office of the Imimigration and Naturalization Service. Vets Have Choice Approximately 40,000 veterans in this area receiving pensions from the Veterans Administration are to be given their choice of the old or a new pension plan. A pamphlet explaining the plans. and a card on which the pensioner may indicate his choice will be enclosed with the March 1 pension check. But often pensioners; accustomed to finding nothing but a check in the envelope,.may extract the check and throw the envelope away. The first colonists in what is now California arrived by sea from Mexico aboard the Antonio” at San Diego on April 11, 1769. “San World Wars I or II were remindPorces’ of an allied nation during: Sonoma Dairyman Is Reappointed Governor Edmund G. Brown has reappointed John S. Watson, Petaluma, Sonora County dairy rancher, as chairman of the state -board of agriculture for another year. ; Watson, a Democrat, was named to the board and appointed chairman by Brown, January 13, 1959. ‘ NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS MENU FOR NEXT WEEK The following luticheon menu for the Nevada City Elementary School and: the Gold Flat School has been announ¢ed by Mrs. Lavena Laughlin, supervisor of the

cafeteria, for the coming week: Monday, Baked luncheon loaf, parsley potatoes, carrot and celery. sticks, fruit jello. Tuesday: Porcupines,. green beans, lettuce salad, -chocolate pudding. Wednesday: Tamale pie, combination salad, apple souce, peanut butter ‘sandwiches. 5 Thursday: ‘Chili®* beans, Cole slaw, whole wheat muffins, oranges. Friday: Creamed tuna, mashed potatoes, mixed green “salad, cherry cobbler. Bread, butter and milk. served with all meals. or sae eg Francisco was selected Match 28, 1776, by Colonel Juan Bautista de Anza, Lit Jim Heather Floor Covering EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR MOHAWK CARPETING IN NEVADA COUNTY The world’s largest maker of carpets and rugs. Mohawk, one ot the oldest carpet manufacturers and-a name to be relied. ypon We have a full range laanae and Textures, at pxices from Viscose at Bemus a sg. to 100% Wool staring poe 95 up to $13.50 a sq. yard. We will be pleased to have you come in and let us show you our samples, or call and we will cali at your home with them.’ Also, we make free estimates. We are confident you will find something to suit your need. 238 Mill Street Phone 370 Grass Valley eggshell and black—making oe possible to build a knit w robe suitable for nearly ev: oceasion’ and sufficient for a whole week’s travel. terest and subject to withdrawal on request. If not withrawn, the money and. accrued interest will increase the value of the policy, the VA added. A policy holder who wishes to change his dividend option should . write~to the VA district office . which serves his policy, the VA said, making sure to include his ' insurance number and .to state ~ (Synergistic Action) reduces fever, COLDS ee nies ce BACK Tablets or Powders. use as gargle for sore throat to colds. ST ANBACK’S S. A. brings faster, more complete relief. Remember.. nner back with STANBACK! his new oe SLEEP 8 After a ype , do you f feeimpl ia}. ‘Then: E UP TIRED? ~ Discover the Wonderful BloodStrengthening* Action Of This Women's Iron Tonic! : HOURSBUILT A REPUTATION. The site of the Presidio bf San : The Inter rlor PE cane has withdrawn an order issued Deus ‘cember 11, 1959, directing that the government take over on February 14th pumping operations now being carried on by the Tule Lake Irrigation District in California, The district has agreed to maintain Water levels in the Tule Lake designed to protect migratory water fowl and facilitate hunting at the Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge in accordance with new regulations. The new regulations resulted from a conference in Washington, D.C., early Jast month between officials of the district and the Interior Department. President Sam Anderson of the district telegraphed Secretary Fred A. Seaton that the district’s board of directors has adopted a resolution directing compliance with the new regulation. Sécretary Fred G. Aandahl, acting as secretary due to illness of Seaton, telegrahped Anderson that on the basis. of his assurance the take over order had been withdrawn. Seaton has been ill with flu. Most Tetanus Cases Laid To Home Jobs Tetanus is a highly fatal disease in California and “home puttering’ is blamed for most of the cases, The State Department of Public Health in a report to Governor Edmund G. Brown said there were 22 deaths in 43 cases during 1959. “The most frequent. injuries,” the report states, “were puncture wounds caused by nails, toys and splinters in the course of home repair work, gardening and yard cleaning.” When California became a part of the United States in 1850: San Francisco has 200 houses, one The’ ‘Beriaté Laghrici Coduhtttes discussed ‘amd put off final acvestigation of the Nation’s gold mining ind The bill, introduced by committee Chairman James E, Murray (D) of Montana, would set up a gold mining industry commission composed of members of Congress and mining men. The commission “would hold hearings and report to Congress on how to “reestablish as an integral part of the American economy the production of gold in the United States.” Operations in. many gold mines were stopped by government order. during World War II. Since the war, the bill states, the cost ‘of miming operations has_ increased greatly while the price adds: “As a result of these conitions, more than 90 per cent of the gold mines scattered throughout the United States have been forced ‘to close.” Carlton G. Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER INSURANGE BROKER 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 Grass Valley of gold has remained fixed. It Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery . Stops Itch—Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain — without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all— results were so thorough that sufferers made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a problem!” The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H®, At all drug school and one newspaper. counters — money back guarantee. tion on a bill calling for an in-. . . pounds—about three “t size of a lion or a tiger. Relieve pains of tired, ae ising muscles with STANBACK, tablets _ or powders. STANBACK acts fast to bring comforting ret because the STANBACK formula combines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain. @ WE BUY @ WE SELL @ ALSO TRADE We do not charge for carrying charges. We carry our own accounts. Load of new furniture approximately every two weeks. FREE ESTIMATES Charles Furniture Phone G. V. 602-W Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Snow-Gauger Bob Anderson checks the High Sierra snow “crop” to see how much water will be available to turn our électric generators. This used to take weeks of snowshoeing through. rugged country. Now, by helicopter, our snow gaugers do the jobin hours—saving time, money. Efficiencies like this help PG&E hold down the price of service to you. (Our customers pay $1 for the same gas and electricity that costs $1.28 elsewhere.*) That’s important because you’re using more and more every year to live better! AVERAGE OF 24 LEADING U, S. CITIES (CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION SURVEY)